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Wider World Of Glow-In-The-Dark Life Forms
A few years ago, scientists believed only a tiny band of creatures could emit light. But a string of new discoveries has illuminated a wider world of glow-in-the-dark life forms
Locked And Loaded
A 100-year legacy has left people with things to protect – including themselves – feeling safer
Conquering The Underground Everest
The Dark Star cave system in a remote corner of Uzbekistan might one day be crowned the ‘world’s deepest cave’. Hidden inside the subterranean labyrinth lie geological time capsules that hold the secret to Earth’s past and future climate…
Hope For Deaf People Struggling With Mask-Wearing During The Pandemic
See-through solution offers hope for deaf people struggling with mask-wearing during the pandemic
Will My Dog Get Lonely When I Go Back To The Office After Lockdown?
With lockdown turning us into constant companions for our canines, how are they likely to react when we start leaving them home alone for most of the day?
Why Do Some People Experience More Vaccine Side Effects Than Others?
Amelia Calderbank, Runcorn
Hungry All The Time? It Could Be In Your Blood…
Researchers working on the largest in-depth nutrition study in the world have found that some of us experience big dips in blood sugar levels after eating, and it makes us hungrier, sooner
How Many Face Masks Should I Wear To Prevent The Spread Of Covid-19?
Gail Bala, Pretoria
Nature's Weirdest Creatures
The tarsier
A NEW AGE OF HUMANITY
From reality-enhancing implants to brain-controlled exoskeletons, breakthroughs in biotech have fuelled a new fusion of machinery and organic matter. We speak to the cyborgs who are helping humanity transcend its biological limits, one device at a time